How to Out Think Your Opponent Or Tn Tactics for Close in Fighting
How to Out Think Your Opponent Or Tn Tactics for Close in Fighting
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In striking blow, keep arm stiff and in swinging to jaw turn shoulders to left with snappy action, the whole weight of shoulder back of blow.
Plate 13.
PLATE 14. Lock Xo. 3. Continued.
Should you miss the punch, your right arm will, as illus- trated, be in a position to use the second pry. To loosen opponent's right hand from rifle use a quick, jerky pry and the rifle will be delivered to your hands. This can be executed so quickly that to the spectator it will seem as if rifle were delivered t...o you. Note that when you use hand pry as directed all the strength of your arm is against that of opponent's thumb.
Plate 14.
PLATE 15. Lock No. 4.
Opponent has made you miss the first right arm pry of lock Xo. 3, because he held very tight and bent arm at elbow.
Plate 15.
PLATE 16.
Reverse Double Arm and Forward Wrists Lock. Lock Xo. 4. Continued.
Grasp with your left hand your opponent's left wrist while with your right hand you grasp your own wrist. Make the grip firm and turn with great force to the right.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In striking blow, keep arm stiff and in swinging to jaw turn shoulders to left with snappy action, the whole weight of shoulder back of blow.
Plate 13.
PLATE 14. Lock Xo. 3. Continued.
Should you miss the punch, your right arm will, as illus- trated, be in a position to use the second pry. To loosen opponent's right hand from rifle use a quick, jerky pry and the rifle will be delivered to your hands. This can be executed so quickly that to the spectator it will seem as if rifle were delivered t...o you. Note that when you use hand pry as directed all the strength of your arm is against that of opponent's thumb.
Plate 14.
PLATE 15. Lock No. 4.
Opponent has made you miss the first right arm pry of lock Xo. 3, because he held very tight and bent arm at elbow.
Plate 15.
PLATE 16.
Reverse Double Arm and Forward Wrists Lock. Lock Xo. 4. Continued.
Grasp with your left hand your opponent's left wrist while with your right hand you grasp your own wrist. Make the grip firm and turn with great force to the right.
What to read after How to Out Think Your Opponent Or Tn Tactics for Close in Fighting?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Al Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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